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Labor: The Most Persistent Global Supply Chain Threat


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  Labor challenges and operational bottlenecks plague our supply chains like they have for years, but the nature and scope of these difficulties continue to evolve.

The article from Forbes Technology Council, published on March 18, 2025, discusses labor as the most persistent threat to global supply chains. It highlights how labor shortages, strikes, and skill mismatches continue to disrupt operations across various industries. The piece points out that despite technological advancements like automation and AI, human labor remains irreplaceable in many critical roles, particularly in sectors requiring nuanced decision-making or manual dexterity. The article also explores how demographic shifts, such as aging populations in developed countries and migration patterns, exacerbate these issues. It suggests that companies need to invest in workforce development, improve working conditions, and adopt more flexible labor policies to mitigate these risks. Additionally, the article emphasizes the importance of strategic planning to anticipate labor market changes and the potential benefits of reskilling programs to adapt to evolving industry needs.

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